‘Today Brazil Is a Divided Country’: Brazilians in Ireland Turn Out in Force for Presidential Vote

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"Naturally, Brazilian emigration reflects Brazilian society, and polarization has come from a long time ago, and unfortunately has a lot of irrationality," she told Lusa Carlos Vianna, at the stand between the Rectory of the University of Lisbon and the Faculdades de Letras e de Derecho, where thousands of Brazilians were called to vote for the first round of the general elections.

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<p>The polls have already closed in Lisbon, after a large influx of Brazilian voters.From the Retoria da Universidade de Lisboa, CNN Portugal reporter José Gabriel Lentema gathers the testimony of the citizens who voted this Sunday.</p>

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Instead of all the tables concentrated in a single building, this time they were scattered by three. Lots of singing and exchange of insults between supporters of Lula and Bolsonaro.

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The founder of the Casa do Brasil de Lisboa, Carlos Vianna, considers that the political divisions in the country feel with the same intensity in the Brazilian community in Portugal, a sign that polarization came to stay.